Hand-Painted Goddess Chundi Thangka Painting, Tibetan Buddhist Art

This is an original hand-painted Chandi or Cundi Thangka Painting. Chandi is a great goddess associated with the cult of the Mother-goddess or Shakti. She is conceived as the mother principle and is a divine power in the production and government of the universe. The Mother-goddess is the personification of the primordial energy and the source of all sacred and cosmic evolution. Therefore, she is identified with the Supreme Being, the source and controller of all the forces and potentialities of nature. Among the different names and forms of Shakti is Chandi, and the Mahabharata mentions various epithets of goddesses Shakti Durga, Uma, Parvati, Chandi, Kali, Mahakali, and others. The Devimahatmya contains an account of the greatness of the great goddess Chandi. The cult of Shakti is popular in the tantric world, particularly in Tibet, Nepal, and other regions following this tradition of Faith. Goddess Chandi has the power to protect suffering beings from all harm, destroy all sorts of evil spirits, and bestow peace and prosperity. She has been popular since the ancient period. The images of Chandi are both peaceful and wrathful, and numerous eight or eighteen-armed pictures of the goddess have been noticed. The present beautiful eighteen-armed image of goddess Chandi depicts her peaceful aspect. She is seated in vajraparyankasana on a lotus emerging from a lake.

Size: 18 inch x 24 inch (46 cm x 61 cm)
Material: Handmade Cotton Canvas
Color: water, gold, and natural pigment

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- Color may vary slightly due to lighting and screen resolution.
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